On 28 October 2020, Afghanistan was found to have made meaningful progress in implementing the 2019 EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials
While Afghanistan's second Validation was scheduled to start on 18 July 2020, the Board granted the MSG's request that Validation be brought forward to 1 July 2020 (see Board decision here
1 July 2020: Validation commenced1-30 July 2020: Stakeholder consultations
On 11 September 2020, Seychelles was found to have made meaningful progress with considerable improvements in implementing the 2019 EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials1 April 2020: Validation commencedSecretariat assessment & comments10 June 2020 - Draft Secretariat assessment [English]17 July 2020 - Comments from the MSG [English]DATE - Final Secretariat assessment [English]Validation Committee and Board review4 September 2020 - VC Recomme
Mauritania was found to have made meaningful progress with improvements on 15 October 2020. The counry was assessed against the 2016 Standard for this Validation (see decision
Timeline of Validation and related materials
21-23 January 2020: Stakeholder consultations through pre-Validation mission27 February 2020: Validation commenced
On 17 June 2020, Tanzania was found to have made meaningful progress, with considerable improvements in implementing the EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials1 January 2020: Validation commencedCall for stakeholder views [English]Civil society coalition HakiRasilimali's feedback on implementation [English]Secretariat assessment &
On 10 July 2020, São Tomé and Príncipe was found to have made meaningful progress in implementing the EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials29 December 2019: Validation commenced29 December - 10 January: Stakeholder consultations1 April 2020: Draft Secretariat assessment sent to the MSGSecretariat assessment & comments1 April 2020 - Draft Secretariat assessment [English Portuguese]11 May 2020 - Comments from the MSG [
In May 2018, the EITI Board agreed that Côte d'Ivoire had made meaningful progress in implementing the 2016 EITI Standard. See Board decision 2018-22/BC-249
In this second Validation, the EITI International Secretariat has assessed the progress made in addressing the 12 corrective actions established by the EITI Board following the first Validation. See more under background below.
Timeline of Validation and related materials
On 9 July 2020, Armenia was found to have made satisfactory progress in implementing the EITI Standard.
Timeline of Validation and related materials9 September 2019: Validation commenced4-8 November 2019: Stakeholder consultations18 March 2020: Report on Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation [English Armenian]Validation Report &
On 8 March 2017, Kyrgyz Republic was found to have made inadequate progress overall in implementing the EITI Standard. See Board decision on the first Validation here
In the second Validation, the EITI International Secretariat has assessed the progress made in addressing the twenty corrective actions established by the EITI Board following the first Validation. See more under background below.
Timeline of Validation and related materials:
In October 2017, the EITI Board agreed that Iraq had made inadequate progress in implementing the 2016 EITI Standard. See Board decision (here
In this second Validation, the EITI International Secretariat has assessed the progress made in addressing the 22 corrective actions established by the EITI Board following the first Validation. See more under background below.
Timeline of Validation and related materials
On 16 October 2019, the EITI Board agreed that Mozambique has made 'meaningful progress' overall, with considerable improvements across individual requirements. Progress in addressing 14 corrective actions will be assessed in a third Validation commencing on 16 April 2021. See Board decision 2019-57/BM-45
In this second Validation, the EITI International Secretariat has assessed the progress made in addressing the 19 corrective actions established by the EITI Board following the first Validation. See more under background below.
